After concluding the opening ceremony of the Demon Kingdom Federation Tempest, Rimuru and his companions are invited by the Celestial Emperor Hermesia of the great elven nation – the Magi Dynasty Salion – to visit her private resort island. As the group enjoys their brief vacation, a mysterious woman named Yura appears. A new incident unfolds against the backdrop of the boundless azure sea.
Yasuhito Kikuchi
Director
Miho Okasaki
Rimuru (voice)
Mao Ichimichi
Shion (voice)
Tomoaki Maeno
Veldora (voice)
Makoto Furukawa
Benimaru (voice)
Sayaka Senbongi
Shuna (voice)
Hisako Kanemoto
Elmesia (voice)
Koichi Domoto
Zodon (voice)
Saori Onishi
Yura (voice)
Koji Yusa
Djeese (voice)
Takuya Eguchi
Soei (voice)
Anzu Haruno
Ramiris (voice)
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